US20080247867A1 - Gap seal in blades of a turbomachine - Google Patents
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- F01—MACHINES OR ENGINES IN GENERAL; ENGINE PLANTS IN GENERAL; STEAM ENGINES
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- the present invention relates to a gap seal for radial sealing of a gap which extends axially and radially between two blades of a turbomachine which are adjacent in the circumferential direction.
- turbomachines that is to say compressors, turbines and the like
- blades are arranged adjacent to each other in the circumferential direction.
- gaps occur in the region of the blade roots, especially in the case of rotor blades which are arranged on the rotor side, which gaps extend in each case axially and radially between the blade roots of adjacent blades.
- in each two blades which are adjacent in the circumferential direction it is basically possible to provide in each case an axially extending longitudinal slot, which is open towards the gap, on its respective blade root.
- a band-form or strip-form sealing element can then be inserted in these longitudinal slots, which lie in alignment opposite each other in the gap, in such a way that it engages with its longitudinal sides in the two longitudinal slots, and so bridges the gap.
- One of numerous aspects of the present invention deals with an improved embodiment for a gap seal of the aforementioned type, which can be especially characterized by an increased sealing effect.
- Another aspect of the present invention is based on the general principle of allowing the sealing element to also engage in its end-face end in a corresponding slot so that no residual gap remains.
- a projection is formed on one of the two blades, between the roots of which the gap exists, and projects in the circumferential direction from the blade root of the one blade, and in the process extends in the circumferential direction and in the radial direction, at least in the region of the longitudinal slot of this blade.
- the other blade has a matching recess on its blade root in which the projection engages.
- the projection can overlap the gap in the circumferential direction.
- a transverse slot, into which the end face of the sealing element can be inserted, can now be recessed into this projection.
- the gap can now also be sealed in the region of the end-face end of the sealing element. The effectiveness of the gap seal which is formed in this way is therefore improved.
- the projection can be dimensioned so that on the one hand it overlaps the axially open ending longitudinal slot of the other blade, and so that on the other hand it is large enough in order to configure the transverse slot, which is recessed therein, to be closed on its end-face ends.
- the sealing effect of the gap seal can be additionally improved.
- the projection and the recess can be optionally matched to each other so that the projection lies in the recess axially on the blade root of the other blade.
- the transverse slot in the projection of the one blade merges almost seamlessly into the longitudinal slot of the other blade. Also as a result of this, the sealing effect of the gap seal can be improved.
- FIG. 1 shows a plan view in the radial direction of two blades, which are adjacent in the circumferential direction, in the region of a gap seal,
- FIG. 2 shows a sectional view in the region of the gap seal corresponding to the intersection lines II in FIG. 1 , and
- FIG. 3 shows a sectional view in the region of the gap seal corresponding to the intersection lines III in FIG. 2 .
- FIG. 1 two blades, specifically a first blade 1 and a second blade 2 , are partially shown, which form in each case a component part of a turbomachine which, apart from that, is not shown.
- This turbomachine for example is a turbine or a compressor.
- the turbomachine has a stator and a rotor which is rotatably arranged in the stator around a rotational axis.
- the previously and subsequently made direction references, such as axial direction, radial direction, and circumferential direction, in this case are in relation to the rotational axis in each case, which defines the axial direction.
- the directions in relation to the rotational axis of the rotor are indicated by double arrows.
- the circumferential direction is designated 3
- the axial direction is designated 4
- the radial direction is designated 5 .
- the blades 1 , 2 can be stator blades of the stator.
- the blades 1 , 2 are rotor blades of the rotor.
- the two blades 1 , 2 which are shown here are arranged adjacent to each other in the circumferential direction 3 .
- Each blade 1 , 2 has a blade root 6 or 7 .
- the blade root 6 of the first blade 1 is subsequently also referred to as a first blade root 6 .
- the blade root 7 of the second blade 2 is subsequently also referred to as a second blade root 7 .
- a gap seal 9 is formed in the region of the gap 8 .
- a longitudinal slot 10 which is subsequently also referred to as the first longitudinal slot 10 , is recessed into the one blade 1 , that is to say for example into the first blade 1 , on its blade root 6 .
- the first longitudinal slot 10 extends axially and is open towards the gap 8 .
- a longitudinal slot 11 which is subsequently referred to as the second longitudinal slot 11 , is also recessed into the other blade 2 , that is to say in this case into the second blade 2 or into its blade root 7 .
- the second longitudinal slot 11 is also open towards the gap 8 and extends axially.
- the two longitudinal slots 10 , 11 in this case are arranged on the respective blade root 6 , 7 so that they lie opposite each other in the gap 8 and align with each other in the process.
- the gap seal 9 includes a band-form or strip-form sealing element 12 , which for example can be formed of a flat metal component.
- the term “flat” in this case determines that the sealing element 12 has larger dimensions in its axial longitudinal direction and in its transverse direction which extends parallel to the circumferential direction 3 , than in its radial thickness direction.
- the sealing element 12 is dimensioned so that it engages with its longitudinal sides 13 , 14 in the two longitudinal slots 10 , 11 in the circumferential direction 3 . As a result of this, the sealing element 12 bridges the gap 8 in the region of an axial longitudinal end.
- the one or first blade 1 has a projection 15 on its blade root 6 , which projects from the first blade root 6 in the circumferential direction 3 .
- This projection 15 in this case extends in the circumferential direction 3 and also radially, at least in the region of the associated longitudinal slot 10 .
- the projection 15 preferably extends over the whole radial height of the first blade root 6 .
- the other or second blade 2 has a step-shaped recess 16 on its blade root 7 , into which the projection 15 engages in the installed state which is shown. In doing so, the projection 15 projects into the recess 16 in the circumferential direction 3 .
- the gap seal 9 now also includes a transverse slot 17 which is recessed into the projection 15 , in fact so that it extends in the circumferential direction 3 and is open towards the gap 8 .
- the transverse slot 17 is positioned at the level of the longitudinal slots 10 , 11 . Consequently, the sealing element 12 axially engages in the transverse slot 17 with an end face 18 which faces the projection 15 .
- the gap seal 9 which is formed in this way is characterized by an increased sealing effect.
- the transverse slot 17 is expediently configured so that is directly merges into the first longitudinal slot 10 .
- the second longitudinal slot 11 is open on the end face, that is to say axially open, in the region of the recess 16 .
- the projection 15 is expediently dimensioned in the circumferential direction 3 so that it overlaps the end-face open end of the second longitudinal slot 11 in the recess 16 .
- the dimensioning of the projection 15 is preferably matched to the second longitudinal slot 11 so that the projection 15 overlaps the recess 16 to such an extent that the transverse slot 17 can be configured closed on the two end-face ends.
- the projection 15 in an end-face end section of the transverse slot 17 which faces the second blade 2 , forms a closure of this end-face end of the transverse slot 17 .
- leakage through the transverse slot 17 can be avoided.
- the embodiment which is shown here is preferred, in which the recess 16 and the projection 15 are matched to each other so that the projection 15 in the installed state inside the recess 16 , which is shown, lies axially on the second blade root 7 .
- an extensive and consequently leakproof contact between projection 15 and second blade root 7 is preferred.
- leakages due to flow passing around the projection 15 inside the recess 16 can also be reduced.
- the transverse slot 17 can also seamlessly merge into the second longitudinal slot 11 as a result.
- transverse slot 17 with regard to its slot depth, and the sealing element 12 with regard to its axial extent, are matched to each other so that the sealing element 12 can also still engage with its end face 18 deeply enough in the transverse slot 17 in order to be able to ensure a desired sealing effect, when the customary manufacturing tolerances which are to be expected within the scope of manufacture, and also the customary expansion processes which are to be expected during operation of the turbomachine, have extreme values and unfavorably add up.
- the gap seal 9 which is described here can therefore also bring about adequate sealing of the gap 9 in the region of the end face 18 for customary manufacturing tolerances and thermal expansion processes.
- the two blades 1 , 2 in principle can be identical, so that also the second blade 2 similarly has such a projection 15 on its side which faces away from the first blade 1 and then engages in turn in a recess 16 which is formed on the further blade which follows the second blade 2 in the circumferential direction 3 .
- the first blade 1 has such a recess 6 on its blade root 6 on its side which faces away from the second blade 2 , in which engages a projection 15 which is formed on a further blade which is adjacent to the first blade 1 in this direction.
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Description
- This application claims priority under 35 U.S.C. § 119 to Swiss application no. 00573/07, filed 5 Apr. 2007, the entirety of which is incorporated by reference herein.
- 1. Field of Endeavor
- The present invention relates to a gap seal for radial sealing of a gap which extends axially and radially between two blades of a turbomachine which are adjacent in the circumferential direction.
- 2. Brief Description of the Related Art
- In turbomachines, that is to say compressors, turbines and the like, blades are arranged adjacent to each other in the circumferential direction. In this case, gaps occur in the region of the blade roots, especially in the case of rotor blades which are arranged on the rotor side, which gaps extend in each case axially and radially between the blade roots of adjacent blades. In order to avoid the entry of hot gases into the gap, or in order to avoid the escape of cooling gas from the gap, it is necessary to seal this gap in the radial direction. For this purpose, in each two blades which are adjacent in the circumferential direction, it is basically possible to provide in each case an axially extending longitudinal slot, which is open towards the gap, on its respective blade root. A band-form or strip-form sealing element can then be inserted in these longitudinal slots, which lie in alignment opposite each other in the gap, in such a way that it engages with its longitudinal sides in the two longitudinal slots, and so bridges the gap.
- With such gap seals, however, a residual gap can still exist on the end-face end of the sealing element. This can be attributed to manufacturing tolerances. Furthermore, this residual gap can be formed or enlarged due to thermal expansion effects during operation of the turbomachine.
- One of numerous aspects of the present invention deals with an improved embodiment for a gap seal of the aforementioned type, which can be especially characterized by an increased sealing effect.
- Another aspect of the present invention is based on the general principle of allowing the sealing element to also engage in its end-face end in a corresponding slot so that no residual gap remains. For this purpose, a projection is formed on one of the two blades, between the roots of which the gap exists, and projects in the circumferential direction from the blade root of the one blade, and in the process extends in the circumferential direction and in the radial direction, at least in the region of the longitudinal slot of this blade. Complementary to this, the other blade has a matching recess on its blade root in which the projection engages. In this way, the projection can overlap the gap in the circumferential direction. A transverse slot, into which the end face of the sealing element can be inserted, can now be recessed into this projection. As a result of the described type of construction, the gap can now also be sealed in the region of the end-face end of the sealing element. The effectiveness of the gap seal which is formed in this way is therefore improved.
- According to a preferred embodiment, the projection can be dimensioned so that on the one hand it overlaps the axially open ending longitudinal slot of the other blade, and so that on the other hand it is large enough in order to configure the transverse slot, which is recessed therein, to be closed on its end-face ends. As a result of this embodiment, the sealing effect of the gap seal can be additionally improved.
- Furthermore, the projection and the recess can be optionally matched to each other so that the projection lies in the recess axially on the blade root of the other blade. With this type of construction, the transverse slot in the projection of the one blade merges almost seamlessly into the longitudinal slot of the other blade. Also as a result of this, the sealing effect of the gap seal can be improved.
- Further important features and advantages of the gap seal according to the invention result from the drawings and from the associated figure description with reference to the drawings.
- Preferred exemplary embodiments of the invention are shown in the drawings and are explained in more detail in the subsequent description, wherein the same designations refer to the same or similar, or functionally the same components. In the drawing, schematically in each case,
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FIG. 1 shows a plan view in the radial direction of two blades, which are adjacent in the circumferential direction, in the region of a gap seal, -
FIG. 2 shows a sectional view in the region of the gap seal corresponding to the intersection lines II inFIG. 1 , and -
FIG. 3 shows a sectional view in the region of the gap seal corresponding to the intersection lines III inFIG. 2 . - In
FIG. 1 , two blades, specifically afirst blade 1 and asecond blade 2, are partially shown, which form in each case a component part of a turbomachine which, apart from that, is not shown. This turbomachine for example is a turbine or a compressor. The turbomachine has a stator and a rotor which is rotatably arranged in the stator around a rotational axis. The previously and subsequently made direction references, such as axial direction, radial direction, and circumferential direction, in this case are in relation to the rotational axis in each case, which defines the axial direction. InFIGS. 1 to 3 , the directions in relation to the rotational axis of the rotor are indicated by double arrows. In this case, the circumferential direction is designated 3, the axial direction is designated 4, and the radial direction is designated 5. Theblades blades - The two
blades circumferential direction 3. Eachblade blade root blade root 6 of thefirst blade 1 is subsequently also referred to as afirst blade root 6. Theblade root 7 of thesecond blade 2 is subsequently also referred to as asecond blade root 7. Due to the type of construction of the turbomachine, agap 8 is formed in thecircumferential direction 3 betweenadjacent blades blade roots axial direction 4 and in theradial direction 5. For sealing thisgap 8, agap seal 9, which is subsequently explained in more detail, is formed in the region of thegap 8. - For realizing the
gap seal 9, alongitudinal slot 10, which is subsequently also referred to as the firstlongitudinal slot 10, is recessed into the oneblade 1, that is to say for example into thefirst blade 1, on itsblade root 6. The firstlongitudinal slot 10 extends axially and is open towards thegap 8. Similarly to this, alongitudinal slot 11, which is subsequently referred to as the secondlongitudinal slot 11, is also recessed into theother blade 2, that is to say in this case into thesecond blade 2 or into itsblade root 7. The secondlongitudinal slot 11 is also open towards thegap 8 and extends axially. The twolongitudinal slots respective blade root gap 8 and align with each other in the process. - The
gap seal 9 includes a band-form or strip-form sealing element 12, which for example can be formed of a flat metal component. The term “flat” in this case determines that thesealing element 12 has larger dimensions in its axial longitudinal direction and in its transverse direction which extends parallel to thecircumferential direction 3, than in its radial thickness direction. The sealingelement 12 is dimensioned so that it engages with itslongitudinal sides longitudinal slots circumferential direction 3. As a result of this, the sealingelement 12 bridges thegap 8 in the region of an axial longitudinal end. - The one or
first blade 1 has aprojection 15 on itsblade root 6, which projects from thefirst blade root 6 in thecircumferential direction 3. Thisprojection 15 in this case extends in thecircumferential direction 3 and also radially, at least in the region of the associatedlongitudinal slot 10. Theprojection 15 preferably extends over the whole radial height of thefirst blade root 6. Complementary to theprojection 15, the other orsecond blade 2 has a step-shaped recess 16 on itsblade root 7, into which theprojection 15 engages in the installed state which is shown. In doing so, theprojection 15 projects into therecess 16 in thecircumferential direction 3. - The
gap seal 9 now also includes atransverse slot 17 which is recessed into theprojection 15, in fact so that it extends in thecircumferential direction 3 and is open towards thegap 8. In this case, thetransverse slot 17 is positioned at the level of thelongitudinal slots element 12 axially engages in thetransverse slot 17 with anend face 18 which faces theprojection 15. Thegap seal 9 which is formed in this way is characterized by an increased sealing effect. - The
transverse slot 17 is expediently configured so that is directly merges into the firstlongitudinal slot 10. The secondlongitudinal slot 11 is open on the end face, that is to say axially open, in the region of therecess 16. Theprojection 15 is expediently dimensioned in thecircumferential direction 3 so that it overlaps the end-face open end of the secondlongitudinal slot 11 in therecess 16. In this case, the dimensioning of theprojection 15 is preferably matched to the secondlongitudinal slot 11 so that theprojection 15 overlaps therecess 16 to such an extent that thetransverse slot 17 can be configured closed on the two end-face ends. In the example which is shown, theprojection 15, in an end-face end section of thetransverse slot 17 which faces thesecond blade 2, forms a closure of this end-face end of thetransverse slot 17. As a result, leakage through thetransverse slot 17 can be avoided. - The embodiment which is shown here is preferred, in which the
recess 16 and theprojection 15 are matched to each other so that theprojection 15 in the installed state inside therecess 16, which is shown, lies axially on thesecond blade root 7. With this, an extensive and consequently leakproof contact betweenprojection 15 andsecond blade root 7 is preferred. As a result, leakages due to flow passing around theprojection 15 inside therecess 16 can also be reduced. Furthermore, thetransverse slot 17 can also seamlessly merge into the secondlongitudinal slot 11 as a result. - An embodiment is preferred in which the
transverse slot 17, with regard to its slot depth, and the sealingelement 12 with regard to its axial extent, are matched to each other so that the sealingelement 12 can also still engage with itsend face 18 deeply enough in thetransverse slot 17 in order to be able to ensure a desired sealing effect, when the customary manufacturing tolerances which are to be expected within the scope of manufacture, and also the customary expansion processes which are to be expected during operation of the turbomachine, have extreme values and unfavorably add up. - The
gap seal 9 which is described here can therefore also bring about adequate sealing of thegap 9 in the region of theend face 18 for customary manufacturing tolerances and thermal expansion processes. - It is clear that the two
blades second blade 2 similarly has such aprojection 15 on its side which faces away from thefirst blade 1 and then engages in turn in arecess 16 which is formed on the further blade which follows thesecond blade 2 in thecircumferential direction 3. By the same token, thefirst blade 1 has such arecess 6 on itsblade root 6 on its side which faces away from thesecond blade 2, in which engages aprojection 15 which is formed on a further blade which is adjacent to thefirst blade 1 in this direction. -
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- 1 First blade
- 2 Second blade
- 3 Circumferential direction
- 4 Axial direction
- 5 Radial direction
- 6 Blade root of 1
- 7 Blade root of 2
- 8 Gap
- 9 Gap seal
- 10 Longitudinal slot of 6
- 11 Longitudinal slot of 7
- 12 Sealing element
- 13 Longitudinal side of 12
- 14 Longitudinal side of 12
- 15 Projection
- 16 Recess
- 17 Transverse slot
- 18 End face of 12
- While the invention has been described in detail with reference to exemplary embodiments thereof, it will be apparent to one skilled in the art that various changes can be made, and equivalents employed, without departing from the scope of the invention. The foregoing description of the preferred embodiments of the invention has been presented for purposes of illustration and description. It is not intended to be exhaustive or to limit the invention to the precise form disclosed, and modifications and variations are possible in light of the above teachings or may be acquired from practice of the invention. The embodiments were chosen and described in order to explain the principles of the invention and its practical application to enable one skilled in the art to utilize the invention in various embodiments as are suited to the particular use contemplated. It is intended that the scope of the invention be defined by the claims appended hereto, and their equivalents. The entirety of each of the aforementioned documents is incorporated by reference herein.
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